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  1. Do you do this?
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  2. JakeBlues said:

    Do you do this?
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    thats pure lcuk that it did that but its kinda sweet i will have to show my dad hes a fireman/paramedic and ask him if hes ever seen anything like this before

  3. Two cars going for the same spot at the same time most likely. Idiots. I've seen some people do crazy things trying to get a close spot. Screaming, yelling, throwing stuff, and engaging in fights.

  4. Yeah, but how does the car manage to get so high off the ground? It looks like it just came off from a jump. Of course, it could be photoshopped. Amazing (and not so amazing) things can be done with that.

  5. Hmmm... I'd say both the Jetta on the left and the Explorer on the right were parked and the Hyundai backed into them from the front... as both of it's tail lights are broken while those of the Volks and Ford aren't. The broken glass and debris also indicates movement towards the camera vantage point. The "upward" motion likely resulted from the fact that both "parked" vehicles had their transmissions locked (and parking breaks applied?) and weren't able to move, forcing the advancing Hyundai upwards till it lost traction/momentum. Most likely some medical condition resulted in the driver losing control or kids left unattended... but who knows, heh. 🙂

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